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* [[Encryption]]
* [[Error detection and correction|ECC]]
* [[Flash file system]]
* [[Flash memory]]
* [[Multi-level cell|SLC/MLC]]
* [[Flash memory controller]]
* [[Garbage collection (SSD)|Garbage collection]]
* [[IOPS]]
* [[Bit rate|MB/s]]
* [[Flash memory#Memory wear|Memory wear]]
* [[Open-channel SSD]]
* [[Write amplification#Over-provisioning|Over-provisioning]]
* [[Flash memory#Read disturb|Read disturb]]
* [[Write amplification#Secure erase|Secure erase]]
* [[Solid-state storage]]
* [[Trim (computing)|Trim command]]
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|group2 = Flash manufacturers
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* [[Micron Technology|Micron]]
* [[Samsung Electronics|Samsung]]
* [[SK Hynix]]
** Bought [[Intel]]'s NAND flash SSD business and renamed it Solidigm
* Flash Forward (joint venture between [[Western Digital]] and [[Kioxia]])
* [[Yangtze Memory Technologies|YMTC]]

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** [[Fusion-io]]
** [[HGST]]
** [[sTec, Inc.|sTec]]
* [[Kioxia]]
** [[OCZ]] (bankrupt, assets sold to Toshiba, which later spun off its SSD and flash business to Kioxia)
** [[Indilinx]] (bought by OCZ)
* [[Micron Technology|Micron]]
* [[Samsung Electronics|Samsung]]
* [[Seagate Technology|Seagate]]
** [[SandForce]]
* [[SK Hynix]]
** Bought [[Intel]]'s NAND flash SSD business including controllers and renamed it Solidigm
* [[FADU]]

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* [[Goke Microelectronics |Goke]]
* [[JMicron|Maxiotek]]
* [[Marvell Technology Group|Marvell]]
* [[Phison]]
* [[PMC-Sierra]]
* [[Silicon Motion|SMI]]
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* [[PCI Express]] [[expansion card]]
* [[Thunderbolt (interface)|Thunderbolt]]
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* [[U.2]]
* [[U.3]]
* [[EDSFF]]

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* [[JEDEC|JEDEC / JC-42, JC-64.8]]
* [[Open NAND Flash Interface Working Group|ONFI]]
* [[NVM Express#History|NVMHCI Work Group]]
* [[USB Implementers Forum|USB-IF]]
* [[Serial ATA International Organization|SATA-IO]]
* [[Small Form Factor Committee|SFF Committee]]
* [[Storage Networking Industry Association|SNIA]]
* [[Solid state storage initiative|SSSI]]
* [[SCSI|T10/SCSI]]
* [[Fibre Channel|T11/FC]]
* [[Parallel ATA|T13/ATA]]

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